Washing.
It can be done, but what you're describing is a rather dangerous process. You'd be better off just to buy new ammo for it.
Hoppe's #9 and a tootbrush
Yes, police often use powder, such as fingerprint powder, to enhance and lift fingerprints off clothes. This powder adheres to the oily residues left by the skin and makes the prints more visible for collection and analysis.
To remove laminate from wood, you can use a heat gun or a clothes iron to soften the adhesive and carefully peel off the laminate. Be sure to work slowly and gently to avoid damaging the wood underneath.
Cocoa powder will not stain clothes permanently. Shake off as much of the powder as you can. Then pretreat the stain and wash it in hot water.
With an impact gun.
As long as your skin is dry, get some baby powder and put it on the places where the sand is sticking to you. It'll rub right off. Weird I know, but it works.
Chances are that if you overload the charge in a revolver style black powder pistol, you can blow up the cylinder or blow the barrel off the end of the gun.
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Heat them with a hot air gun or hairdryer, then gently peel off with a plastic spatula. Remove the residue with Goof Off.
* Because the King found out about it * King James I caught Guy Fawkes in the act * The gun powder had gone off and so it couldn't be lit and therefore the houses of parliament wouldn't be able to be blown up
It would help if you stated the model.